Fhlaneial Itatters in Now York.
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Geld Closed at 134r,€)134X.
Nair Yonx, DeCember 23,1868.
Env Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
°ono.
Money stringent and in active demend,
and a general calling in of loans. The
pressure is equal to the worst time of last
spring. The banks are unable to expand,
owing to the near approach of the quarter.
ly statement, and business at legal rates,
or 7 per wit. currency, Wes quite soaall at
7 per cent. gold, or Erg per cent. per an
annum, was generally the minimum rate
'and as high as % per cent. per day corn
tnishion, or 86 and C-100 per annum.wail
paid, as was 7 per cent. , in curreney- with
day
3( per oent. per cemmiladon -en gay,
,
''. per cent. per annum . alter ' three felook.
Loans were made at 7 r cent. higoldand
• 7 percent. In currency w
ith eommissions
pl
of %to % per cent. - _
Friday_will be closed as a holiday and
there will probably be only a 'tinned buss- .
• nese on Saturday, which will cause the
money borrowers to proilide tainorrow for I
four days in one, andlthere is every pros-
Dect of another active day In the money'
market. The extreme ,stringency is the
effect of a locking up .of greenbacks, -the•
continued shipments of currency.: South ,
muryfeet, the du goods failures here, and
t he stivension of 13anking -firms .111_,Lohla.
%tile end St. touts. 'The ' lending specula
tive shares were Nevilrbrk Central,Taelfie
!radial 'and s• Reek -3 Isliknd, ' - whieh were
held in. soma- large blocks' prelims
'to the Central dividend. ,Buinor said' that
-Vanderbilt and family he1d116,000,000 , of
the Central, a prominent dry goods prince
16,000 aharckand the Erie partyfrom 80,000
to 60,000 shares. The buoyant market ens
;bled large holders te sell freely . and stooks
have passed into weaker , hands and been •
more Widely diffnsed. This , increasednum
bar of needyborrowers affects the - suciney
Market 'considerably. The:January divi
dends find return of money front the west
• and south will tend to relieve_ the market
early 'in new year.
Sterling ' dull .at 109%(§1109% for sixty
dam arid 1103@110% for short sight. Gold
dull
and opened - at 135 and, closed at 134%
6134 g.
BONDS AND erocgs.
Governments lower but Closed steady.
Coupons 'Bl, 114@l14%; d0..'62. 110@l10%;
do. '64, '106%@)106%; do. '85,:1f/7%®107%;
do. new, 109%@1093 ; do. '67, 108X@110;
do. '68,,'110®110% ; Ten-Forties, 1055,®
State' bonds quiet.- Mlesciuris 90; 'New
Tennessee '68®68%; New North Carolinas
61(0)63; Virginias 5634®5734. .
- The ;stook. .market has yielded to the
money pressure and weak holders have
been f orced to sell. New Yerk Central is
quieter and moves more in sympathy with
the rernamderof thelist A large amount
of it was offered to.daY.and fell to 14834.
and though . the stock mbsequisittly rallied
• t 011503, the. closing rate was about the
lowest of-the day. report says an in
. junction was served 'on the - treasurer on
- Monday morning, restraining the issues of
dividend certificates but he declined to re
; gard it. The report is, however considered
doubtful. - One per cent. was ' . Naid to call
Central at 160 in thirty daYs an the same
rate to put the stock at 140 in the same
time. The general market waslower but
- elosed steady.
Ave-thirty Prices :---Cumberland, 8855® 87; Wells Es. press, 25(25%; Amer
;kin • , 40Q43; ..:. Adams, 48(448%; . United
' States, 45% ®46; Men:lungs Uni0n,1614116y,;
Quicksilver, 213@2154; Canton, 48©48%;
' Pacific - ~118%@)110; Western Union
Telegraph, 8334®3331;'New York Central,
3.4W®i483‘; ' Erie, 3854 ®39; do:preferred,
460; 'Hudson 130@1304; Harlem, 124%
127: do. prefeive, 126 @WS: iHeadin, 97%
tg97%; Terre Ha d ute, 85@39; Wabash, g 57431
,a7q; do. preferred, 70(472; St. Paul, 6654
.66 5 %; do. Preferred. 85 (4 85 34; Ft. Wayne,
110y1(0110%; ; Ohio and Mirsissippi, ®30%;
Michigan Central, 113; Rs-dividend Mehl
,
glua souiliern,B6%®B67o Illinois,Central,
' 141(4)142; Pittatiurgh, 83@W,; Toledo, ogti,
€49834; 'Rock Island, 111%4111%; North
-western, 78(i)78%; Vreferred, 793(080;
' , Chicago and Altbn, - 137- de. preferred', - 1391
Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Ist
dianapolis, 75.
A dividend of five per cent. on stook has
teal declared upon Reading.
Mining shares dull and lower; Gregory,
.
Smith Jr Parmelee, 260. ,
Copper Shares at Boston: Copper Fails,
13; Franklin, 13; Quincy, 18; Hancock, 3;
winnows& 2. •
SUB-TREAStrItY.
Receipts at the Sukr.Treasdry,to-day were
10318,618; Payments, $763,918; Balance,l9o,-
Markets by Telegraph.
NEw Yong, December 23.—Cotton a
ebade lower: sales .2,500 -bales at 250 for
- middling uplands. Flour dull and a shade
easier; sales 0,700 bbls at $5,90a6,25 for su
perfine State and Western; $6,80a7,35 for
extra State; $6,7028,00 for extra Western;
48,45210,00 for white wheat extra; $6,95a9,60
for round hoop Ohio; $7,75a9,00 for extra St.
Louis; $10a12,50 for good choice do., closing
quiet, Colifornia nominal. Rye Flour
quiet; sales 350 bbls 'at $6,50a8,25; Corn
Ideal steady; sales 200 bbia y . Brandywine in;
lots at50a5,75.' Whisk lower at 1,
for We ste rn free; 11 for No. 2. Whe s at lo a
shade firmer and very quiet; receipts 42.086
bus; sales 150,000 bus No. 2 spring at $1,58a
;1,60 delivered. RYemore active and firmer;
• eales 15,000 bus Western at '51,55, and 8,000
bus do. at $1,57%. Barley nominally un
changed. Barley Malt dull and . diooping;
sales 2,000 butt State at 52,10a2,1234. Corn
! opened a shade better and closed quiet at
'about yesterday's prices: sales 4,809 bus at
193a97c for new mixed Western: $1,09a1,11
for old do. store and afloat; 51,00
.31,02 for new yellow Southern ; $l. OO
81,05 for ' pew " white southern, and` 93c
for straw . oekired: southern; ata heavy
..and lower; :sales- 4,800 bush at •74%c • for
- westerritu Store, and 770 for do afloat. Rice
?Arai atilMiar,tfc:tbk Cairfillta. Coffee steady.
;Sugar quiet sales 85 blids Celia at 11a11%c.
Mo4mmtiull.t•Tfops steady at 10400 for
..Americin.- Petroleum ; quiet at 18e for
'crude. ' s audillal3l%o - for refined bonded.
'Linseed 011 aria ar.984111,01:,. Wool quiet;
:sates:, 276,00 0 lbs at. 015a650 • for domestic
Sew* 710 fbr secure d,' 40a60 for pulled, and
.58afi9tf for tabbed:, 'Leather; ,Heralocit sole
firm at .113%879%c
for Buenos Ayres, and
Manila light aria Mid '
dle Weights.
;
Coal' uiet at 10c for New Castlegas, and
14a feriLieerpooldb; domestic held at laila
by cargo. SpiritaTurpentfne whet st
et%
:s4l;%c. „Metals; Sheathing Copper qui at
33c; Ingot Copper „quiet and drooping at
23%aillgai' for -Lake Superior.:' "Pig
v Iron
, very quiet Pt, 4011,420 for Scotch, and
.483a42 for American. Bar, quiet at $90a95
for English and American. • Sheet dull, at
103aleyo for Russia: Nail rod quiet, at
3%a103yc per pound.' Nails steady, at 5%a
.5%0 for cut; 6 3 / 4 670 for - clinch, and 27a800
-for horse shoe. Pork firmer and' in mod.
orate demapd; .sales of 900 bbls at $27,50a
•28 for' new mess; 526,50a26,75 for old do;
T '420a22,50 - -for pritife; .5 f5,25a27 for prime
messf also; 1000 bbls new mess, seller for
Februery, at 528.12 5 20. - Beef steady; sales
of 160 obis at 440,50 for new plaip mess;
$14a19,150 for new, . s extra mess. ' Tierce s beef
in fag demand - at" "$28a30 for 'priers) meis;
' -431a35( fOr India Jmess: . • -Beef, tams firm;
stales of • 190 bbls .at 230a58. ;Cat ; meats
steady; sales M . packages at 1034a11340
for ' sh oulders; 'lBal6o' far - . 'Hams. Middles;
-qttletrealea of 125' boiee - at 13340 :for Cern
beriand 'ClA;• l4%erfer, short ribbed: Hogs
firmer at 11%412%0 for Weatern; 112%612%0
for city. -Lard firmer:. sales of, 650 tierees.
• ; at 163016Mafor steam;l7%al7%o: f ort et
.:,,ielendered: :abut. 2,750 tierces. se ter
~."December, Fehrpary ;and. March' 1417/.s
173 ye. Butter steady at 25a40c for Ohio.
Cheese firm andquiet at 14a9c. Freights to
r. Liverpool firmer; engagements of 85,000,
baltb.frain per steamer at Bgd for comma
Latest--Flour closed dull and *tightly, la%
papas fii9r.,,Whistaandamiky,!anahant.
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demand, while dulinessln flobr has driven
millers out of the market. Rye very firm
at $1,56a1,57 for western. Oats rather more
steady at 7434a750 for western in store, and
77c afloat. Corn dull at 93a950 for new,
f1,08a1,11 for for old mixed western.. Pork
nominally unchanged, mess held at $28,25
seller for February. Beef firm and in fair
demand. Cut Meats quiet and without
any decided change. , Bacon` firm and in
moderate request. , Lard steady at 17a174ie
for fair to prime steam. Eggs Stead 5t.38%
_ NEW Tons., December 22.—Dry Goods.—
The market is devoid. of animation, bat is
firm for all staple Cotton goods, while
Woolens• are generally dull and fancy
styles somewhat depressed. We quote :
Woolf , A Heavy Brown •Sheetings, 16340:
`Apoleton A, 15gc;'Wachtes/ttlf.lso;Tndian
lasad 15Hc; , Stark, 15c; St: Lawrence. A,
14c; MaSsachusetts A, , 14c; Mystic Riper.
13o; Hartford, 1334 c; Live Osk,ll%c; Swift
River, 113ic: Prints steidYSpragu at axo ior
standard brands:: 150 _tor e's, and
1334 c for ,O,cOeso and. Maple/sok:D. Cor
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set Jeans : fir er;Jlatconiatisente $1,52.
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CHICAGO, ecember 25: -;;- Eastern- 'Ex
change dead at X- per..cent. off buying;
par selling. Flour quiet,lspring extras
5,250,85. heat firm and active; !OK
per cent. higher. Sales No. 1 1,14)01,18;
No. 2 1,99ga1,12; 0108111 g ,Sim at 1,13,1 for
No. 2; sales
,of :N0..,1, 811300; ohange 111%.
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.(0. 2;' Balm ~... . ~ ___ , _
Corn dull af,i4170 low er; new - alSelled 4550
IN, closing.at 41;046; kiln kried - 5434a55
-for No. 2 and 53 , for .rejected; nothing - do
ing in old—no changesince -been board.",
Oats dull and firmat 45a4510. closing St 4ira'
4534. Aye dullard Arm; 234 c higher; tales'
of No. ,1109a1,12; N0..2 1,07a1,08; closing at
.1,10 for No. 1. Barley dull; sales -of No. 2
at 1,49a1 , 52; closing at '1,69. Highwines
dull. and nominal at 9314a94. Provisions
less active; sales Mess Pork $29 tor buyer
and-27,50'fer seller, Jenuary and February;
27,75 seller_ Jimusul.‘, - 2A teller February,
closing with sellers 27,50; seller January
and February-end sellers 27,75 buyer Jan
uary; prime.ess 23. Lard 16% , cash and
17 seller February, closing at 1634 a 16% cat&
and 17 future delivery;lough sides 1234;
Cumberland middles 1234.. Dressed hogs
opened firm and steady yesterday; prices
subsequentlyweakened and closed at lla
11,3734, dividing on'200; live opened quiet
and afterward became firm and more, , ac
tive with sales at 8,5019,25 for fair to' mid
dling and 9,25a10,25 for good choice. Beef
Cattle quiet and steady; 3 i 7ssiB for'cottniton
and 5 , 2555,55 for fair to good. packing. Re
ceipts 9,605 1i0ur;85,634 wheat; 4,045 corn;
22,646 oats; 5,602 rye; 1,100 . barley; 25,660
hogs. .Bhipments 7,605 flour; 2,396 wheat
31,461 - corn; 2,000 oats; 2,500 rye; 4,904 bar
ley; 1,114 hogs. - ,
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Iv. "Loma, December 23.—Tobacco; noth
ing doing, and the market is nominal and
unchanged for com Mon, With; very little
offering; medium at 23344. Flour ,in good
demand 'for law grades; which are scarce
and wanted; super rangen from $5,5014,50;
extra at $6,75a9; double extra at $7,2518, 60 ;
treble extra Wisner at - $9,25a10,75. Wheat;
beat grades fall are •flrurandwanted; prime
t,o.strictly old prime at ;1,62a1,85; choice
'white and red at $2,05; strictly choice
would bring $2,10a2,15. Corn dull at 6134 a
6343 for mixed yellow; 67a68 for mixed white
and white; 70a71c for choice white; bulk
corn at 56a57c. O ats dull and lower at 6 , 41
55c, and fancy whits at 590. Barley dull at
$1,90 for Illinois spring. 'Rye lower at $1,24
a 1,25. .Pork firm at.127,25a28, with Wel 600
bbbs mess at Alexandria, Beller for March,
at $27,50. Bulk Meats vary Arm, with dry
salted shoulders, packed, at, 11c; , clear rib
sides at 14a1434, and clear aides 015; sales
100 000 pounds loose shoUlders and clear
sides, at Alexandria, for Mareb;at letil4o.
Batten—very little 'offering, with males
thoulders atl3c; clear sides at •1734517340.
Lard firm at 17a175c for city tierce,.and
1.65a170 for country. Whisky excited and
higher at 97calL Receipts-1,850 bbls flour,
8,000 bush wheat, 7,700 blush corn, 2,200
bush oats, none of barley, 1,200 bush rye,
4,100 head hogs. .
' Mtge are stiff and higher at ;83,019,1o;
number packed to date-185,000. • Cattle;
good to choice are in fair request at 5a634c,
gross.
- CillortcrtATT.Deoember 23.-Flour quiet;
family $7,50a8. Wheat dull; No. 1 $l,BO.
Corn dull, at 651660 for ear—a decline.
eta declined to Ole. Barley dull; the best
a
des are $2,25. Cotton dull at 23,t.
Whisky Arm at $l. Hogs closed dull and
Rimer; live:' . $9,25a10, . dreased $11;25a12;
'packers are holding off under the expected
large _receipts before to-morrow; receipts
3,300 head. Provisions dull. 'City - Mesa
Pork sold at $29;- councould leavelieeri
bought at $27,50. , Bul k‘eats‘-beld at Ila
14 1 481511 for shoulders, clear rib and clear
sides, but country was offered go less and
not much demand. Lard unchanged- and
nominally held at 180, bat there is no de
mand nor is there much offering. Butter
scarce and firm at 36a40c. Cheese , firm at
18a19c. Eggs dull at 32a33c. Linseed oil
quiet bur firm at $1111,02. Lard oil firm at
$1,50. Petroleum dull at 29140 c for refined.
Groceries unchanged and quiet. Gold 13465
buying. Exchange dull at gal-10 discount
1 buying and par selling. The money market
continues close at 10a12 per cent.
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CLEVELMID, December 23.—Flotr; the
I market is quiet and steady, bat lithe down
ward movement .In wheat continues, we
may look for lower prices; we quote city
s
made treble extra. white at $11,50; double
, extra amber at $9,75a10; double extra red
winter at $8,50a8,75; double extra spring at
$89.8,25; country made dont° extra red
and amber at $8.58.75; double extra spring
at raft, and double extra White at sloa
10,50.. Wheat is dull and lower; No. 1 red ,
. winter is held at $477a1,78, and 11,65 for No
2 do.; there le no inquiry for western spring,
and prices are nominal. =Corn is dull and
lower; old is neglected and nominal, and ,
sales were made of new shelled at 67a68e 1
Tor yellow. Oats steady,. unchanged and
in fair demand, antic for No. ;1 State. Bye 1
is quiet end nominal; No. 1 is held at sl 2sa 1
1,80, and No. 2 do. at $1,20. Barley is dull 1
and nominal. 'Petroleum; the market' is
steady 'and Uralhansied; 'refined is held at
27a27%c; retail lots, 29a30c. • ,
'Pointe; 'Deceniber 22,--Flour quiet.
Wheat a shade better, sales . amber at $1,74
81,75, do sellers for January 111,75a1,76. No.
2 spring 11;34. . Corn,-old scarce, new un
changed, saletitiew at 69c, kiln dried,loo,
new rejected 58c, new condeinnicialc, new
buyers for,the first ' of:hslf: .lanuary, 62%0.
'Ogts tilieliatigfltat, 571 flit .Michigan, and
55c for No. -2.. Rye quiet %, Hogs
540 bitter; at '10,;41.10; MOO 'ggfirl26. !
Mimi/nil* De g. 28 dull - ' and •
iiambiallirtnchanged`.. Wheat ,Ilightir at '
sl,77'for titi.l;- $l,lO for ' No. 2. • Oats 'Om
at 46c for NW 2. -- Corn . ..In fair demand • at
480 for - rejected... Rye - steady at' $1,0511,07.
Barleys nominal. Itaceipts-20,0001: bbls
,fionri 82.900 km wheat,lso,ooo bp: oats, 40.000
bu corn, 40,000 bu. rye, 4,500 bu„ barley.
ShiPmenta--2,000 bblsflour, 2,000 buwheat.
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LOUISVILLE, Deei.23.—Sales 107 libda to
bacco; new lugs to wrappers $4,75a17. Cot
ton 230. Hogs $9,75 gross. Mess pork 12 8 .
Lard 18c. Bulk shoulders 11344; clear rib
sides 13o; clear, sidesls34o. Bacon—clear
rib sides 1734 c; clear sides 17y03. Wheat
$1,80a1,90. ,Corn 60a65c,., 'Oats 680300. Rye
$1,40. Superfine flour-$5,50a0; Whisky—
' PitimenatimaA, December 23. Pieta
dulll, and drooping, , with a' small business;'
lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota extra firm..
113 , $7,60a8,12%; Ohio': $9,50a10,50. Wheat •
dull;• sales - at $l.OO for red 'No '2. -Bye
steady at $1,60. i Corn dull and lower; with
-new at-80a900. Cats steadY: at 'peace :, Fe
' &role= , antral:is]; With 'crude , at,22oi And
refined at 80go. . Provisions untinanged.
'Whisky,'o3alAo s - :
Borirst,o, Debit:ober A3,-r-FjourAull , and
unchanged. -, Wheat retiminaL , - oOrn quiet.,
with sepia 10 cars•new, on track, • at 76st
,10.006 bush kiln ,drittd',,at,BsaB6e,lo,. store.
'Bye quiet and lOweriVithsales '7,000 b ush
No. 1 Ch i cago ' at 51,85 . ' A. OlitiCthill,with'
sales 2 cars at. 65a653;c, un track. Barley
noniinal..lPOrk firm at fr/STOttesoy Mess..
• Lard 'et4.7018c. - ' -.HighWitilartuonlinal at Ile
"'MEiitittits, i Detlentbeii 18. 1 0otkas : 'aeltier•
+at 28024raireceipte,' , 140 61 balestr *,0S pO rb41
MOT DIOS. notitwilala IstattlitigtiliNP4.'
PlTT si . t . .oo . ! - ..Ci*0itt:.'.,..TA.T.) . ,R0P.4: 4 f;- . .i:ffi.gp:g.10 . ER...: 1 ...' ., .24;.....;. :0 .fM7.
Corn 65a68. Oata 68i870.Ha522. Brim
125. Cornmeal $3,75a4,00. Porky $28,70.
Lard 1734a183ge. Bacon dull; shoulders
14c; clear sides, 18340. - Bulk shoUlders 11c:
clear sides 15M. •
- BALTIMORE, DOCeMbeT 22.--'Flom dull
aid weak and favors buyers.. Wheat
nominally lower. Corn firm; receipts large;
prime white 88a92c. Oats dull 65a79c. Rye
firm at $1;50a1,80. Mess Pork firm at $2B.
Bacon quiet; rib sides 17c; clear sides 1750;
shoulders 140. Hams 18c. Lard quiet at
17a17Mc.
IMPORTS BY RAILRAOD.
OrmvirLAWP AND Prrxesuriost Ran-
BAAD, December 23.-4 cars iron . ore,
McKnight, Porter & Co; 4 do do, Graff,
Byers &Co; 1 do do, 2 do brick, Park, Bros
& Co; 140 half bbls Ash, R Robinson it Co;
Ido lumber,' Hill, Patterson & Co; 1 car
oats, S B'Floyd & Co; 1 car oil, JOhn Spear;
2 cars potatoes, Vangorder dc- Shepard; 2 do
rYe, Jos . S Finch & Co; 50 bbls , peas, 10 do
oatmeal; W Hatdage d; Co; 49 do buckwheat
flour, tee lard, frdo hams, E Homzleton; 2
cars staves, 'W Hastings; 6 bbls dry paint ' ,
B L FehnestOck jde Co; do do, all &
Spear; 4 bales bags, .0 P Markle; 25obbls
lime, S Davidecin;f26 car wheels, J. R King;
1 bx. tools, John Eng land ;
e 9 bbls, half do
larger beer, Joi) pler;10 cases tobacco,
S Swartz t CO; 19 o do, t3eghmyer, & Vos
kautpi 1 bbl wire, W Mardorf & Co; 1 box
hardware. Enledonrs & K; 1 oar brick,
Kloman it Co; 6 bbls, 4 la do, 5 k gs. 1 box
wine, J F Walter. 260, empty oil tibia, B D
Moore: 6 bble, 2 bee dry apples. J D Lions;
1 bbl buttpr, T 0 Jenkins; Ido pearl bar
ley.. 2 do oatmeal, Jot& Porterfield; 21 do
apples, H Rea Jr; 39 bales hay, .1 & W Fair
ley;'ll dos chairs, Thos Bakewell; 2do do,.
ly dos rockers. A Milliken; 2 bbls kraut,
Morrison &D; 2 half bbls butter, 2 bbl.
beans, 5 'firkins butter. W H Graff t Co; 24
sks oats, .1 AS; W Fairley.
,Prrmininow, FonT • WATNN & CIEWAOO
RATLRoAD, December 23.-43 cars metal,
Nimick & Co; 6 do do, Jae Wood, Son & Co;
7 do do, Bryan & Caughey; 1 car corn, P
Duff it Son; Xl2 eke peaches, T C .Tenkins; 1
cer.corn.i. car oats and corn, S Hood; 1 car
oats, Robb & Herron; 1 car corn,Soott &
Glad; 7 pkgs, butter, 8 bble eggs , 23 bble
apples, W H Graff & Co; 10 bee soap. W
Haslage & Om - 13 sks rags, Christy it - Ben
ham; 41 do do, Frazier &Metzger; 52 do do,
C P Markle it Co; 5 bbls buckwheat dour,
H Rea Jr;-1 car cons. M. Steel & Sort; 1 car
rye,' W H McKim; 2 pkgs poultry, I do but
ter, Woodworth & Davison; 12 by buck
wheat:flour, Lewis it DroCinre; 34 do do, T
Jenkins.
ALtEGOSENT Vaimar RAILROAD Decem
ber 23.-4 cars metal, McKnight, Porter it
Co; 89 skslye, 43 do oats, 16 do corn, Scott
& Gisalt &hides, 18 pelts, 2 bbls eggs,G
Small; Mike rye, 18 - do oats, W B Hevs &
Sony Ibx butter,4 do poultry, J E Shoe
maker, 50 bge r ain, & Ritchart; 4
pkgs poultry, 2 - do- eggs, 1 do butter, W
P,eedy; 1 bdi sheep pelts, M Delange; 19
ekslionr, McClure & McKee; 8 pkgs, A
Gallagher; 11 do do, Z C Shingost; 21 bp
flour, M Stary; 5 do do, W H Kirkpatrick.
prrrssvaita ein.Cormirmstrlrms Ram
arab, December' 23.-6 pkgs cornmeal,
McClure & Mese; 1 bbl ta, D Deitrieh J
1 bx sugar, Watt & Wihsono llow
cars metal,
Moorhead; 56 bdis sheet iron, W F Arm
strong; 14 do , do, J Dunlap.
ALLZONSICY STATION, December 23.-
1 car lumber, J W Barr; Ido wheat, J A
Dickson; 100 bbls flour, S C MoMasters; 1
car corn, Geo_ Stewart;-1 do lumber, John
Gregg; Ido do, B G Morrison, 285 eke ear
born. Pose it Ewing. •
COMMSSION -KERCHAN TS
I. L. IDELISNOZE.••• ....A:. Z. 9111741110/1.
,BILLIN It
GER , 'STEMSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, PA.
• azoariz AND MILL
AU Sinds•; of Vountry... Produce
all ciders for iterchandlsep=ly filled, ,at
LOWINT tuarket rates. Particular a entimL,given
'lathe sale of , Butter...7lms, i rMd,..Trulta,
de. , Wefeel confident 'US - we can give entire sat
ishiction.,-byinaldng gm= sad 1110.111. T
71311.268." at iiiesarr mama= ramie, sand therefore
respectfully solicit your consignments. Ail corre.
spondence aaswered • promptly. Marking Plates
fUrnititted free. Drain in, store and to arrive daily.
auSid7ll
E 83; A B y L .1111 4 11 E D BY A. &
W. N. .00RILLY,
WHOLESALRGROCER ,
No. 271 -:Liberty Street,
anizarix Orr. KAMA ACIOTiLd
se
licrATT, LANG
inIOLT.I34ILi DIALE6II Ur
greiteries, 17011. r - Grath, Pz , edute, Pro•
visions, Fish, Choese, Carbon Oil. Abe..
Nos. ITS and 174 WOOD STREET, aeu Liberty
street, Pittainirgb. Pa. naa:ns6
Y. WIILBLZ 4. A.
Atir STERILE & SON,
IL" Commission Merchants,
43D =AVM IN
Piralrinrip GRAIN, FEET). arAle
No. 9 95 OHIO ISTRIMEI , near Neat Common.
ALLEGHENY ia,
I. B. CANYIZLD ....A. T. CANTIZI.D.
ITHo CANFIELD & SON, 'COM
• -7dIBSION ItERCHANTS, and Wholesale
eiders in Goshen., Factory. Bambini _and W B.
Cheese, Butter, Lard, Port t Bscon_, - Flonr; - Ash,
Dried Fruit, Grain, Ply Lead, Pot, Pearl and Soda
Aihek White Lime, - Linseed, Lard, Coal and Car
bon GU& O. 14k1, First street. Pittsburgh.
MUSS IBM JAZ. Ir. HICEIAIM•
liEll:a & RICHARTI
. . . ..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
, - ; "ALIID taILLII I I I IX '
Jrzotis,,easztr, erszps,.mmL. 'EKE,. se-, se.,
,341) iitberty•BL,Plilkiitklul".- ,
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40 : • 9 . • •- • ril. aim
IVICITAIVE - & ANSEL
112 ' CO ar lit ri llSlO .a N icaou :Kß: it a: = l::
ismer. tal"motrit, *mint &a PRODUCE war-
EMIT; Noi“ 14 i • WATNII. ISTWUrr. above
eattithastd, Putabann. c' ' . . ! lea
fatting bfAlfrArlintOaret
, AID Alt mama insuguala,
1
, , 70z mesa', onnotir; Groin. Bsooli, tel44' Better
Booth
- re,42:111
Wholesale and HEW Grocers',
No. 395 PENN OTREET.
isl:29
BOST. axon - Artrourfr
SNOT. & SON, COMMISSION
I. TEED
and design In VLOUE,GRJMII
I. TEED and PRODVICE OE _. E SL No:
79 DlAM9l4popposite Vity Hia.4 Auegliepi, pity.
JITTLE, t BAIRD ' ~P ATTONi
Wholesale Grocers, Commbsion Merchants ana
calor* In rrodnee, ,_Flour. • Bacon, Cheele,Ylo ll ,
Carbon and Lard. on, Imp,' Nails, Glass. Cotton
;Yarns and p•lgsburth: winnfictures generally,
and IitdECOND PittaburSb•
foams. nous& ....um. limns, sopa.
4081 1 ir HOVBE 84' BROStenc.
Ceslorito. JOHN ', h & CO.olesale
room and • fflgisualitston•llleraluntk of
Staltste Wets. Pittsburg'. Is.
------------------- ♦- wi..u.aos,
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gssarrrozr ,
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, lIIIPTONXWALIA. ICAMOIOLE.
' 01,V0 0 ROOERS AND rRODViq DEALERO,•
. n , iso urnisrucrr..Pinsouratt... . Awns
. .
irgurair CLOTH EAR
, potv, 8 ZS WS nowialtingn a t
"61" c't
4na" "Der t 3 oo !l° a: rAltass.,
tow igit Mr tquiotilltrit Ito
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VEIL NEWS.
,
The weed", : has again turned very, cold,
and-the espy stations entertained the other
day, that 1..1 vigition had been fully re
sumed, are not likely to be realized. The
river is receding steadily with seven and a
half feet in the channel. The' Allegheny
River is again pretty well filled with new
made ice. '
The Grey Eagle, due here on Tuesday
night from 'Parkersburg, had not arrived
up to last evening having been delayed
doubtless by the ice. _
SPECIAL Nicrrica.The Champion, is an
nounced to leave for. Cincinnati, Louisville,
Evansville and Cairo this evening without
fail, and passengers and shippers should
bear this in mind.
' The Champion ' arrived in last even
ing . from Cincinnati. She hex among
other items 0f..! freight, 1,100 bales of hay;
500 for J. & W. Farley; 100 for -.Bricker &
Co.. and 500 for IL.M. Henderson..
The Leouldea, from St. Louis, has ar
' rived; . also, the R. It. Hudson, from Cin
cinnati. - . ,
The towboat` Jim Watson, from Aurora,
with a cargo of hay, was due last night.
i
r u d e. the Meesengsr;,frort±St. Louis, is ovisr 1
The Cana Delon for Nash Ville last even
ing. Ills n t likely that any ef the boats
Ide
now loading will venture out until the
weather. m rates, excepting the Cham
pion. _ ,
The follo wi ng Is i li s t of all the towboats
that have left—there are •others ready, but
their owners - refused to • send them out:
For Loniaville—Fred. Wilson, 80,000 bush
els; Stella, 75,000. For 'Cincinnati—Nia
gara,. 110,000;, Coal City,- 110,000; 'Lion,
80,000; Leopard, 80,000; Win. Stone, 55,000.
—The Wananita was, to have left Cincin
nati for New Orleans on Tuesday.
—The towboats Panther and Simpson'
Horner arrived at New Orleans on Monday.
—The Kate Putruim.was at Evansville on
Monday, enronte from St. Louis to Pitts
burgh-.
—The Mayflower in- the White river
trade, has adopted the restaurant system
of feeding. ' .
—The Robert Burns broke her wheels
badly working through the heavy -ice in
the Mississippi below Cairo. She has 240
bbbi inelasses'and 21 lihds sugar for reshiP
want to Pittsburgh. . •
—Capt. H. H. Hazlett, owner of the Great
Republic, has sued Sheriff McNeil, of. St.
Lents, for wrongfully witholdlng property
belonging to him, consisting of furniture,
&c., of the boat. The amount involved is
85, 000 .
—A Louisville eschange says: The tow
boat Valid, which has beenengaged in tow
ing barges up the Kentucky broke
her capstan on leriday. Coon Hill, one of
her orew, who was standing near at the
time of the accident, was badly hurt. The
Valid, arrived here yesterday for the pur
pose of having the damage repaired.
—The Van Buren Press, of the 15th, says:
The ' river has - been rising and falling dur
ing the last week. As we go to press it is
rising with tie much water in the chan
nel as is required for any class of boats in
the trade. The Economist is due this morn
ing audwill -,probably leave for points be
low this a ft ernoon. The Leni Lssoti arrived
from New Orleans yesterday, and left for
that port last night.
=A Cairo dispatch to the Cincinnati Com
mercial says: The Wild Duck nes two
barges and 900 tuns ore and sundries for
Pittsburgh and points above Clncinnati.
She has no Cincinnati freight. She reports
the Liberty No. 4, and four barges above
Hat Island, sounding. The Glasgow and
Thompson Dean are below he Island, una
ble to get over. The Silver Cloud No. 2is
over the bar. and all right.
• —The Madison Courief of Friday, says:
The dismantling of the J. N. McCullough is
bringing to light the fact that more lives'
were lost by that ' accident than had been
'supposed. At first it was - reported that
but ene person, a deck-sweeper, had been
lost. Yesterday the body of a colored deck
hand was taken fromlhe wreck, and the
Coroner tells us he has reason to believe
that ten or fifteen bodies will be found in
the boat. - Theicabin is being removed, and
a few days will tell bow many found a wa
tery grave by, that catastrophe.
.
.
—The Vicksburg Herald, of the 17th,
says: The Imparter passed down yesterday
from Arkansas river,. and not having 1,10
for wharfage fees, and stopping oat in ihe
stream only. long enough to send a aiwn
ger shore in a skiff. She was perfectly
covered with cotton, having thirty-six
hundred bales, besides one thousand sacks
of cotton seed and the cabin full of paasen
gore Estimating cotton at 86 per-bale,
which lathe price we believe she receives,
she will get. eighteen thousand out of it.
The Importer Is owned by our townsman,
Capt. Jas. Reis. . -
6 River - and Weather.
LoomviLifil, December 23.—River rising
with SIX feet .t*o; inches in the Canal.
Weather lslondy and cold. Barometer ris
ing. _ _
STEALtdBOATB
-FOR CINCINNATI, LOIT-z i gEt .
110 VILLE. EVANSVILLE AI) N
CAIRO—Tbe new and elegant passenger steamer
CHAMPION ' W. F. Tam:a% Mister.
T: WihTULOt. Clerk,
Will leave for the above ports
THIS DAY, DEC. ?14; at 5 P. 11.. pOiltivelT.
For freight är passage apply on bpard or to.
. JOHN FLAcii. ,
dets . . Or, J. XI: COLuINGWOOD, Agents.
SPROVIL NOTICE VO SHIPPERS The steam
sr CHAMPION will leave POSITIVELY this even
'tug at 5 o'clock. , , -W: F. PULLER. Captain.
an
WORag • E .
VAN .-
S.V o L B L — E e kgitit
steamer
LtIRENA r• • Capt. B. Bnum.ns.
- THUBBDAT. Satb but.
For frebrbt or pairtignnpp4 on board or to
FLACK & CCLLINCIWOOD:
Agents.
dell
VIIITTSBEROIIi '' ' xiogir i e
' A t' ' - ' : *•:. inimrsivirisi, -'' "
Itirietti,f aid ~.Par4ersbarg. :Lhie.
.r_ .
Lesve Compluiri Wharf 1144i0t of Wood street,
,; 1 11AIIsT, Alf fit. ' " '_
'
igaite
r
kostAiS'Azip T4SilliiYa. " .
BAYABII.-.."...::::... 1 .... . . A: S. SiorlozsIN
• , Warm/Mail .AxiIELTuanATS. '
GliEt EAGLE i
~ ,
.. _ C ! ,l...Brivissll4 Ilitssta.
=Olt r l /41q tatatlaq at allttatua lir :• ''
. JANES COLLINS. Affent.
is 541,pusha;tir.Tlie steamer •
IJESSECIA,. a. O. AVOAriLubt.
will leave }bore. ports ob< Shp:first , rise of the
, For freight or Pgissgeeirpl ' boarder is
ft4o. mAotE: 06, •
. D. CULLING OOD. Agents.
del7
•
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yrytes-Ole übwiltottanCoir,444.l.l4o6otlff CO..
- .- • - + PlTrialluarlil, .December .19. 1868. - I
'rTICE•TO BAKERS. ~
.. „
. .—. • .
*Jed rropoeels, e,ddretted to tius,"laspeeters of:.
the Adlegtteny 100enty - Priem ,* whl. be mewed la.
lute oaten nottLtlut fast tett. leoltuive.for tatititt
tag the County ?Woo With bread for six mo h uthy. e -
Trout .1 AYH; eRT - Illett,, , igittl LbLidur AV widt tra
a halt and twe p_ottna feepelfelY.ltedit_be of ap
proved (iv . Bi
t's to De" sae a
cts. allah per
Potted. Oa for , ,two titottesuit Oilr; erhrbe p er
'for . Itlifarperfereu bee lof eetreel: The
name oY the slattltatmattlst ► lhlreeMpailt tbe bhll. Bills
•endorwa rinIOTIK4OR 11 .401PP b0 14 4, 9 1 40 1 C °,
WM bill Witt ,_ -.
.. , dam:'ill 4 .l 4 initLADISICIIT; Oostrtillei ,
• thrf " V. - '• - . r , =::l ' ..,
r a i n._ 3;inun rut.
. _. .
P EWA 0,111 atlases - flu all Qtly and wan
: ! 1 oitifiiiiiittimttifvf;:ipiiintrimiAsi,
3.,
134114.1
lY.mf9l 4'.l;4"l4)Valirt.itt..
ran,o hip d e rll lic !Or, . _, 4 3 a AND,
11Alfrap p .,.
mum
4.wHars4
To
•
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l'` . i=kl.—,2lll43lo"lnr 0.09*
maxiio
HERNIA, en lativratr.
Remits or Rapture Cared•
Serails or Ruptiure ,enred.
Kends er Rupture cured•
Herds`or lanpteuro cured.
Hernia or Buptaie erred.
Hernia or Raptors eared.
Hernia ar Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture cored.
Rupture or lierni”sired.
rupture or. #[erala eared.
Roptiire or Hondo ours&
Rapture or Sends 4nareit.
Rapture or . Honda oared.
Bnpenre or,*erkla
liaplare or lier4la oozed.
Rupture or Hand& cured.
Manhga Radical Cure Truss.
Miter's Palest Trail'.
Wito!tos S!,pporter Tross.
Salto%Argonne, Truss.
Dr. Biumabig g s Lae. or Uody Prato. foi
bemire of .Prolapene Uted. rues. Abdominal an
gPinalYr""ll4•l46". 1,,
Dr.ili.S.FitoligsfUloor.Plntoddupp ortor .
Pilo Props. for the support and ERN of Plies.
Elastic Eitookbags,• for weak - and varicose
veins. •
Sinitic Knee (gaps, for weak knee joints.
Auld* Supporters, for weak knee joints.
Suspensory l!aumiages.
3SLS-lI4IJECTING SYRINGES.
SELF-INJTATTNO SYBINGII9.
88L!-INJECTING emmMstEs
BELININJZO'TING B*IIEgGIS ;
Aldo, every kind of 13Yriggel•
Bast Dr. IgYSER'S; 140 Wood St
SUSPENSORY BANDAGE
81T3PINSOBT BAITDA.GBS,
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES,
SIISPENSORT BANDAGES,
dazen different kinds.
A dozen different kinds
dozen different kinds.
At Dr. KUM'S, 140 Wood.Strult.
KrDrug Bore, .No. 140 WOOD STREIMidgn
o the Widen Mortar. Persona writing for Trusses
should send the Anneber of inches, around the body,
Immediately over the rapture.
.W Da..siryser. will give his personal atten
Lion to the application of Trasees In adults and
children, and he is eatlsfled that, lath en experience
of twenty Years, he will be enabled to give eatiefee
' D ISEASED LUNGS.
There is no doubt wiatever that diseases of the
or ulcers of whatever sort, on an of the in
terne organs may be. and are frequentil l roared, and
a complete condition of health established. If the
elaborative humtions, of which the stomach is the
primary and most important one, are restored to a
condition to do the repairing of the human system,
ulcers or sores, whether upon the lungs, the liver
the kidneys or the bowels, or upon the legs, as Is
frequently the case,ean be made to heal s and a coa
plete etendard of health re-ostsbUstied,
{Ye have frequently seen these resniti from the
use of Dr. lETBED , I3 WING CUBA • pleasan
and agreeableanedinine. which will ripen up and
carry oat of the animal economy all effete and used
up material. 'Dr. E. says that he had known the
Iliad distressing and harassing coughs, whose vtbrs
Slone would threaten to shake the whole eonstltu
ttOII to pletol, I'IMIOVaIt,III the rune of , a few Ws
In long standing mica of consumption. or of oars
it:miasma fatal, bat always troublesome and annoy
ing maladies, known sr catarrh, ebronio bronchitis,
!malt!' or phariasitla. It Is a wouderftil
• -
tine , medicine In the fttrince and a ewe come in he
toter disease.
.D2l.Krrszese Loxes Coll se instonees ST
• - ,
Hiss*
eatowN TO isz term Amp =rum's= ALL DZTZ
gum
.OT 1101,1[011.111T, BLOOD,. ,sad
whilst it. Addy to.ita pleetia. it, ar. the isate,time
114131.1asus. Coal?' •kot : egeativeir, the ehtn. the
Wool% the liver and the thou apnea to eel&
dent tendon to enable the body to take oa ltealtbta
lotion andeandleste the -disease. The sick and sf
fdeted shonld mind the virtues of this 'great
utedlotee,' awl U thole who ere andieleilli &Unto
the iniEstidiee of health, will moil to It tits
be &mini, 01, a cough or cold. there would be no
,dealli es and royli •consuoiptlea.
hopefully Inardrade and so aol lardy Mil.
. ,
Bold, try the otos. dasan or single battle. •
Dr. ; Ifiyaifi great Me4shie Ste)
140'1 1 10041 Street.
TU .11 1 11 M N, MIL :-BTEGMEUPII;
Untetbdtlikssixtaen fitst-olass s eablsOuaaer
pg«.loltagli ll3 EIN / P /6" "tarojripnNL••
iiiprjoHOATiiniti AND, TEM 1 PX4rilliar 44TicBotacim arr y OF r
orrr OF LO -1 " •
VESTO 2 I III Cat !" 1 / 9 D V I CASIOI' wr i w a y i gL AT A, Ty tr r, fu iZi u l a a:lfek
ova= PITTIOURGIBI PA. Oa=a.,usatom 0 4 1 111 P;3ltn•ins 8
a t i A — 1 , 1 a
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141%"=itingiL
OBE
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torrrsinnuan
CONIfELLSTILLE E. ft.
•
On and after TWOYDAY. /foietnber. 17th. 1868
trains will arrive Waterdepart from tee Depot. an.
ner of Grant and streets. ss Mows; •
Depart. Arriad.
KanKo
sapnodr f
A or e m so mm len d Ve.
11 1 : 0 0 0
A A ..
M.
R6::0 r.
P. Me
Ex. to and from Oniontni. 3:00 P. M. 10:10 A. 71111
West Newton Asmommodtn 4:30 P. st. 8:33 A. Ma
Braddoers Armotamodat , n 6:15 P. Y. 7:50 P. 11.
Might Ace. to McEeesport.lo:3o ' m. 6:45 A. MN
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Neurten........ 1:00 P.
For tickets apply to
J. B. HMG, Agent.
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent. • ode
GE of TIME:EMMI
0 " . •
EIGEENT WALLET RAILItO
On and after mowneT Soreiaber oth , 'l64*
TWO TRAINS DAILY will leave Pittsburg!: tita.l
ties earner efElerenth and Pike streets for Frank
lin, bit Olty. Buffalo, and all points.ln the Oil Bo•
1001311.. . ..
.. .
MUTE P1r881711911. MC rx rirrawrinr.
Mall . ....,. 7:10 a ail 5:40 O
*rotes,- . , .}. 7:l* p p ress..., .... W:3O ain
Bradrell o dAm 3:00p radys 11 , d Ae10:00 snt
in t:
Ist SoffsiWorlla ' - oodaWorks - ' '
deeoutodln J.10:50 a Aeeecuoda , n. 11 .1110 ama
.Al Soda Worts SodoWorka .- , • •
atoolood , a L . sao km Accomodwn. a:apput.
China eave Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. at. - Al"
' rive at Iltteb h at 9:50 a. x.
fixer( ad express train have bet crair
change of bet ween Pittsbn4gh, Buffalo and 011.
Bestow. -Iff , and Express rains step only at.
prdnelpal pa
is hared Way and Ats:oo
Mins stop all statfses.•
TllOllOO W. BING, Assn. Sep':.
, -W. Peens flora, vereveaent. nos
I 0 TIONTFBTIIT 6 1
SST.
LOUIS
11M111
RAILWAY. ••• . • . . ...,
CHANGE 97 TIME.--43n and OW ElUtinalr.
1141 , .22d; IS6 .trams irlitleave iss surly.) at the
Union Dern. AI eilleMs, Pltt!lntrgliMine:
•. • . • - //silent.: ' .I;iiii. ' '
Mail Expre55.......... ... . . 3413*a. us. 3.3:13 a. Ma •,..
Put Ltne ..
Illia3 a. in. I:33`p. m. '
Past Express ........ A:5B p. m. L1:1_ il i.„6. tits
Mixed Way tirvn3 a; in. 6 : 4 3 vim..
Fiie n evfll i ii Ac"'NL ' l. : l iai l lt; rt . . 14211 ) ..r.
1 tfta ikl e Awn. Be. k u ..: MRS p.m.. - 3i SP• Vie
~• . . ,
• ' /fir VW ti ` it:
ili zreiss•will•lesie daRT.' ' :2 - '
1 rkhilitPa ll . M. Train il le a = d 4 l , :; Sandajil e ax .,
lespied, and makesd
, ose connect:Mils at Newlin:lon
Zanesville and palate' on Sandusky '
Mansfield" /V
Newark R. B. • ' " ' ' . .‘"
S. Y. SCULL, General Ticket Agana.
W... W . CAM% SIM'S, Steubenville . 0140. 7 '," -,,' .
n 025
1.. . . ... .
'BOB. , -
•4,8 I m
i 4l l 6
. A.„
..., - INNE &
MOII .
-.. FORK WAYNE calessq B•
W. AND 0 LANDARITTPSCIRGH It L
Frem Dec. 510th. 1868: trains will leave iron o
and arrive at the Damn Depot, north std.. Pitts-.
'burgh city Lea tinie, ad follows::
se. Arrbes. '•__.'
Chicago Ex.... 3:03 ain Chicago Ex... 9:13 ilia
Erie & Ygn lel 6 l - 711/111 a m Chicago Ex....1.1.:59 ail
01. bWl2.7g Ng , OAS LEI Wheeling 3x. MID aye
Chicago Nal.. 9:55 a m Otestilne Md.1...3:53p m.
China OE_,.. .10052 en Chicago Ex.... - A1135 931 '
Cl. & .les Ex. 923 p m Cleveland Ex 4:08 - p sit
Chicago Ex.... 9143 pm Erie AY 'n EX' 6:l3pm
W'e & Erie Ex. 443 pn. 04 & Wh`g Ri 0:55 pas
Depart from Al hemp. • Arrive is Aitsgtrite.
gtliaAc. 11. 8a m N. Brigrn 'Act: _TeO3 a9l
Leetsdale L's10:18 am N. Briurn " Sag aat
6 ' . " 11:58 a M New istle " - 10:33tm .
Rochester " 1:33p m Leetedsle " 9:13 a zo,
Leetsdale Ace. 3i58 pm " - " 1:0SO in
N. Brigrn ••,. -5:33 pm N. Brigrn " 9:43 pna
N. Brigrn ". , 6:98 pm Leetse ' 6 " 4:53pm
Leetsdale " . 10:43P eil " , " 1:/ 8 1 11
Leetsdale ton.. - Leetsdale Sm. •
day Church... 1:13 p m day vimrcla...9:slltei tet
AM' • 9:43_p. m. Chicago Express leaved daily.
Sir 11:55 a. m. Chi Express arrives daily.
de= .F.B. M , General Ticket Anent. '
ZENNSILYANUMINIMIII
CENTRAL RAILROAD:
and after Nov 25th. L 8438; Trains will sr.
rive at and depart fr om the Union Depot, corner c[
Wasbington.and Liberty Meets. as fbllows: . •
Arrive. Pdrs
Rail Train:— 1:30 am Day_Exp_De •-
ress.• i1k:304 it
Past Line RAD am Weirs No. 1.. 8:30 am
Wain, No. 1... 20 am Mali Train - 8:16
Brintonkoen.7:so a la •Cincinnati.Ex 151:35
Wall" No. 2., 8:80 a Wall's Nw,2 .11:80 a m
Cincinnati Ex. , 94g.a m Johnstown Ao. 3045 pas
Johnstown Ac. 10:38 a m Braddock , Not 4:20 pm
Baltimore Ex.. 144 D m Phila.. Express - 5:10 pm
Phlla Expresi 51:05 pm Wain, No. 3.. - 5:510pm
WalPs No. 3.....1:30 pm Wall's No. 4.. 8:15 p
BraddocksNoll 5:50 p m Fast Line 7:50 pas m
Wall's No. 4. =F:9S pM WalPsho. 5".. 11(00 p m
Way Pamen , r.lo:2o 13 In
The Church Train leaves -Walls 'Station *Yap
Sunday at 9:15 a. m., reaching Pittsburgh at30:08
a. 111. 'Re tarn g, - leaves Pittsburgh at. 19459 p.
m.
and arrives at Wall , ' Station at A:00
*Cincinnati Express leaves dilly: All other UMW
daily except Sun d ay • -
For further information apply to • •
, W. BECKWITH, Agent.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company l not
fume any risk for Beggego, except forwearing ap
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars In value. All Baggage exceeding that.
amount In value will be at the risk *film owner, - uss.
less taken by special contract. •
EDWARD H. wirrais3l9 A
General Superintendent, Altoona. re.
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NE E TILVANIA
:--On and. after - Nov. 33C.1888; the Pas.
tenger Trains on the Western _Pennsylvania Rail.
-road will arrive at and depart from the Feder*
Street Depot, Allegheny City, As follows:
Aryls& Dome.'
Sprlngdle Nol 6:40 a 1 Mall.— 7:001.13
Freepart No.l 8:30 am Freeport 9:18111111
EXprese 10:40 a el Sharpb4 No.111:90 alai
Sharpb , g No.l 1:95 pm Express 2445 pm
Freeport No. 2 4;00 pm Spnngr llo pm
5:56 p 'eeplirt NaN2 5:300 m.
Springd'e No 2 0:45 m Snringd'e No 2 T:29015
Aboyetrains ran daily except Sunday. .
The Quash Train leaves Allegheny , Junct. even'
dmidayat 7:40 a. reaching Allegheny City at
9 : 50 a• Returning: leaves Allegheny City at
p.• Es. and arrive st Allegheny J motet . at 3:15.
._ooBtarriMoW TiCitslit — For sale in : parl=er
Twentv,_• between Allegheny City, - Ched - nut
Herr's, Bennett, nine Creek, Etna alailharimbilrlis
andjood only on the trains stopping atlittations spew
ois on tickets.
The trains leaving Allegheny City 'at 7:00 a. I&
make di rect connection at Freepor with Walker
line ofStages - for II utter and Hannahttown. Throng*
tickets may ,be purchased at tin Ofte,No. 3 St.
Clair streetnear the Suspension Bridge rittablirstk
and .at the Depot. Allegbenv
For further informationJAMES- apply
LEF to FERTS, Agent,
Federal Street Depot
The Western - r
B agg a g e ,elania Railr will nbt
gime any risk for except f o c
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rwa:ilanidulittgeir r a n: a il :lg
tras
amount in value will be at the rig& of the ownesouto
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILT:is MA.
I in= attn.* Sunerintendent. Altoona. Pa.
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.. Eastern Division.
The SHORTEST AND MOST BMUS' V. OlYt
from the East to all points In
Colorado, _.Nevada,
California, Utah,
'Arizona, Wazhingto
New!!leaden, Idaho,
Orion.
.Twi Trains Nave State 3.lne and Lea=MO.;
Almly. dioodaya ersenteWearrilal of
fl
o Railroad from , arid B r aalm,
BA - Jo Railroad from connectin• st Law.
nano's; Tovaila Al.sd Warned° with •atsbioa w,_
t ll
Vault in Imsal. At ends of Aral* weatroi - Mis.
rz i av a I ,t r aTAIMES EE IBEI3SCOSr.
:ARARIgithINS 4A9AofEgd.roit ,
xrEca‘nmilti
And altroliOin,theterlitiriess.
And wititSANDISSOWS TEVWERILY LINIL
at
COACHES for Port tnionßenres For, Pass, Ailne.
re e t t rVieigr t"ei " "In" an _
With the recent additions of rolling` s tock tad
eirelpment, and the arrangements MIKIS with rep ,
sponsible (Meant! Tinnspoination Lines front ha
western uundrins, this road now oven unequalled
fstellitiee far the .triennitissios of - tredsht to um Ran
West.
' Tickets tnr: 'Mimi 'AU thit pit:4nel emcee In the
tilted States and Canadte.
I ti llov were and ask for %Whets vie TER MIMI
HIL R L. lOWA , lIMOItz PALI3IO PAILWAY
JETERN DIVISSOM
To 14 " 16111Piml a ,111111b glalli
QUEE:IISTOW*-,
A. ANDERSON,
Gezerilanperinteadisit'
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esmat, Ifrelistts iiitMdtet isest
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